Point of View Townhomes

Walton's header calls the subdivision POINT OF VIEW TOWNHOMES UNRECD and identifies family 27-3S-18-16120. The word unrecorded is preserved because it is part of the County label; the Atlas does not translate it into a title opinion. For coverage purposes, the exact family number is what separates this project from similarly descriptive names elsewhere on 30A.

The legal records show 12 current townhouse entries whose parcel endings run in sequence from 0010 through 0120. The continuity matters: it establishes a finite family rather than a keyword match scattered across Walton County. The rows use metes-and-bounds style text, so the project count comes from the exact family response and classification rather than invented unit labels.

The 8804 East County Highway 30A response is assigned to parcel suffix 0080 and carries NumberUnits 12. That field independently agrees with the 12 legal-family rows. It does not mean suffix 0080 owns or represents every other parcel; it is simply the County address record selected to orient the complete project family on the public map.

Twelve parcel records support project scale, but they do not reveal current occupancy, interiors, bedrooms, maintenance condition, seller status, financing eligibility, rental rules, or transaction history. A prospective purchaser should evaluate the specific parcel named in a contract. The family-level count should never substitute for a current legal description, inspection, insurance quote, or association disclosure.

The Atlas displays 8804 East County Highway 30A because that is the assigned County address returned by the exact query. It should not be interpreted as the project's only entrance, a management office, delivery point, visitor parking, or authorized beach route. Those practical details can change and require current confirmation from a responsible property source.

The published point rounds Walton's header centroid to six decimals. No parcel outline or collective townhouse footprint is exposed, and the marker makes no representation about driveways, setbacks, shared areas, shoreline, or access rights. Likewise, the disabled Santa Rosa Beach results page is not inventory for Point of View; it is retained solely as an area-level discovery option.